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l FRIDAY, 5291'. 4, 1914 , THE 99:91); nonwaur EVENING SENTINEL .uon rm
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2- ' . {them their pfofim in the halls
"of criticism; First let us lay aside all Q
g SDCCIal values our me Of RustrCraft NOVCI- ' /;c0n3idemtion of them and enter into ‘VEARING UALITY
ties now on exhibition at our; the nature of those powers of mind IS the essEntial thing to 100k for in
Tabie Damaks d which lie beneath the surface of our .
‘ stores. lilrnowiedge and modes of production SCHOOL SHOES
250. 40c, 50c, 15c. and $1.00 a Yard. and see it w; ’56!!! Kain a true in- Ours have stood the tcs't. IT ty five y of Suc-
.- Bath Towels—10c, 12 1-211, 25c. 35:: lsight as to tfie3rimal “3) of doing cessful shoe ret g have provedwethriis 81113
:1: and 50c. land making:- Soul and sense, wit\and ailin
‘- Bed Sprout—81.00 31-25. 31-50. “-75 , . lknowledge and all that these factors as :3:er business ‘5 growing, and SChOOI Shoes have helped
I" W ‘ ‘ 1" 1d 2 com ‘ t " l line
i 10 ”-50. . James Mlddlebrook is now employ. Worllnf mt oak :dlnczlglew i11-11 the Best Shoes at the LQwest Prices is the secret, of our
" Bed Sheen—89¢, 45c, 50°! 70c, 756' E RS ed by the New Canaan Auto Cab (39 “"h “e” ra a 11g success
19:: and 95¢ a 0 natural order unless turned aside by
f. . -—-———— force Ben that law or Try a pair of our School Shoes and be convinced.
‘3 Benjamin Hoyt of South Nomlk some greathefh = 11 fi 1 u KEELER
. ' ‘ ‘ thought w c we on “rat ona”
; k nd out O can. relatives and
1 E. K. Banks '°° ' = “'" " 53:23,. $5211: “1'“ .0 1... .1... .1... 1. no... 1. .e. S
' I I ‘son and seems almost parallel with
. Scull: Nonnlk Norwalk ' ———~————-
6 luhacksmo Hotel Block, 80. "mm. Stanley Sammis son of Ml‘_ and the modes of induction and deductiomi . . age—“__.!
I ' Mrs A. E. Sammis ot-Park street is which enables us to test and prove the. WI “A selentlst computes that the
i 1 l e of our perceptions and put ~ salts a (1 fat 1 th 1 b .
'1 visiting relatives in Vi hite Plains. 1“ u . . n s o e luman 0d,
2 ____ Ithem in the right constructive order . ’ an “3),?” ._\m'er are worth commercially about 43-
’ Miss Linda Comptock of Ponus This is the first law of the w,lse prac- American labor on mens c10th-11 ‘ . lln short, the average man is worth
street is the guest of the Misses Ethel tical builder, and the fundamental law ing is the highest priced labor in l \\ :38. Seems small, doesn‘t it?"
and Gladys Jelliff, South alenug, for of intuition alwzns connects it with . , ‘ . _. ; . “Oh, I don't know. As 1 run over
‘ 59‘9"“ days. “he sense of flame worth (some- the world and us worth It It; {my list of acquaintances it seems a .
‘ —————— ' [thing “'thh It believes to be SOHG, produces the hm made clothing : lvery fair price."-—Louisyille COUT‘ .- -.
g '9 Eight little tots spent Tuesdéy 81' firm and strong and which .will on e : liewoumal.
l ternogn at the home of Mr. and‘MTSu stand the stress and strain of storm alth. 3
1 C. E. T. Fairty on Stamford 82.911116: and pressure from without and Come in and see our new fall: 1 , -————————‘
1Mmmmmmnmmmwmmmmmwmmmwhunt. 'uvnuduak
: of their daughter, Betty. ter into the philosophy of this and " l .
l ——'—"'4 . ‘g‘ive its ully and wherefore, and cloth, the .make and the fit— Tlmetable
. Fifteen members of the Fdreign systematically unfold the thought you’ll get a thrill for American, ‘ ‘ l
. Missionary Society of the Methodist that lies at the bottom of it and cont workmanshi ‘ l IN EFFECT JUNE 7' 1914' 1 ,
Chullch held a meeting at tlle'home nect it with higher ideals of reason. P- i g . . 4
.5 of Mrs, William A. Wheeler. .Hoyt 1 will leave that to the advocates of: Suits from $10 to $30. I SOUTH NORWA'}; TO NEW YORK‘
1’ 1 street, Tuesday afternoon. The {93' transcendental idealism who are Fall overcoats 10 to $ 0 l . . ~
1 boxes and three instructive papers on [3”..thng We bellew in decpem l , f F» D . /- ,
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i the subject or mite-bows. From the lng our conllctions of life, as flROgerS & Stevens °f r aim?!“ °" [9 Eli‘s—9311;233:210 51:11:11 5:02
i ‘ WEATHER —FORECAST' 'NEW BOOK mitohmes opened $11.30 was derived. comes to 11s in our e\'er)'.day trialltl i In our 11 one 3""; 9:49;- 51in;- 5.114,: (1-0; 84?
l 1 l and there are several members ‘yet to The difficulty with us is not in the, NOTWplk and SO. Norwalk. 1 .- 7:6:1; fir. 9.;9, 1.03.8 . xl . q
i FARMER BIBBINS he heard from. Following the business mere thinking of thought as! 1 l - - 1 - ”X. - J. - 31 I ‘
if ' “WATIJEH lv‘nnm‘r‘s’ll'h 1 By meeting, Mm Charles'cmmm- Miss thought. though that is hard cnou‘ghl .-- ' 5:13;: ‘ .
1 1 hot Norwnlk and \itililly; air 0- Edith Car t r and Mrs H D Trink 1 but it lies in enduring .
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1 l 11:14:: xlrd‘zdftu'gjlyju ‘lefheunlilw Hypkin Brown. of E3“ Norwalkl llaus read papers on missionary work. me, will with the illought of doing “An"nu'ous aEPuBI-I Nll'le ,A. M. and the ‘8 A4 fig 3;;'Q;;‘133'431l1 5-3“. 5-42“
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ailslllflllllll‘e which ('ullSc-d warm. NOW ON SALE AT . and lllllklllg something that will help, 0“" GDNVENTIHN 1 Days work Done! 5 PIM _19'50 2.“ 3.02 4.42
muggy weather in the eastern soc- . At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H, others to S“; arlght and advance ml . 1,. t: 0 -. .X; . ix, .. x, . I”
m" “mg ”1” 1.1.1. :1. 11111111; :1”: D O N N E L L Y ’ S Davidson. Richmond Hill, Wednesday me. So our appeal is not to the, (Continued from First Page.) (Ithnnes you frecdom “0“,th $.39, 6.0.:, 7.0.11.7.12, 7.45x, 7:51;
. £03: \mmlttdlsmfnl‘ylfttl 1:1,. .,,;d.1xl:1ld- evening, their daughter, Miss‘Ellen artist and scholar simply as suCh,f 1 f G H heavy task of sweeping and dustlng. . . bx, 9.4.x, 10.18:, 10.35.
' 1:1 hi. J (H A ‘ '(H‘ ' i - .. ‘ ‘ - 1 l the suggest on o eorge . - - .
' “1‘ ‘ ‘ ~‘ led “’1‘. Le b t to man as man and especially to IDOR “Weighs on] nine unds. The
d ‘clrul of high income “1ch h . 8 ORE Bliss D8\ldsoll. “as man u . ' y ' p0
dlrodumng cowl. pleasant weather in 31 ATWNEBY AND BOOK T land Smith of Weed street bum. J- the wise every-day worker and plod. Vosllurgh the Justice of the Peae a". driven revolvmg brush loosens NEW YORK. To SIGUTH NORWALK:
the Wesley-n 11nd CCllll'1ll tllslrlclsgi. 1| SOUTH MAIN STREET: Howard Hoyt of the Congregational del‘ who mukes for life and its en. and Representatives were not elect a“ dirt, dust and lint. 1Thcpower~‘ :8 M.:—f-41X, :35, 945' 8.031,
._1 ‘ S““f“‘r"dh 573‘”? h“ (1111: “11:12:13.9 ~ M...» -"""—'--' Church. ill the presence of many rola- joympnm Therefore, in order to be ed last evening, but wnl be taken up1 ful suction came: it an in“) the: 419.11: 9.1.11, 10.0.11, 10.05, 10.50:,
J. .' 1. gillxllfmlill’tl 8111211115 0.11.1.5 and in the tires and friends. The home was impartial, we ask you to come and at an adjourned meeting to be held‘ dust proof bag. 11.30 .1" 10‘03 1- 5 . '
i l eastern portion of 1he Lillie re-gilln. dccoralcd with flowers, and tho man see for yourself and be your own Oatober 5th. . nYou merely dirm1t’docs. . . :- -- . .0). 2.04x, 2.57.
l d 1 ““5"“ “r“ ”Wm” ”“m “mm“ 0 1]“ riage ceremony was held under 9 judges We might speak in terms‘ The delegates elected to the neat and” "01,le 3: 301:, 3: .95, 4: lst 4'. -9 5: 051 5: 24,
} '3 I Ema‘ A WWW?" def‘bflnciatfa cc”. bower of green. TO 1119 “will! 0f”: of tho higlnst upllletiutlon, and ill Slate com‘ention were Joseph R. Tar-h : _ 5:-8, 6:0!x. 6:07, 81101;, 9. 25 9: 40:.
i .‘ - tral this morning U\el . on 1 3 ROAD wedding march. played by Mlségdltli 55mg lnstunccs uro “mag of digpar lor. Charles E, Kellogg, Edward B ~ _ ‘ _ 11:15! 12: 00!. ‘
‘ i WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. “37°". ”.7 hchendrick, the party margin-did figment, 1,... “.1 know that this will Doulens. and Ralph E, De\\llt. At . . _ , 9.
i l T LOW 69 iii 11 W i t ‘ Conn the parlor The bride wasiglgp in not serve the right purpose Suffice this point N. W. Benedict said tliathc _ Sundays.
1 . 8 cifispcraturc: , g 1 es por "‘ ‘ mnrlluge in her father \ll ldn it to say, it i. a wonderful ‘and thought that the best waly to mold “rm. 310.450 lit—6:00, 8:03x, 9:00x. 10:02:.
W 4 11111 s’l t #11 llllald b " “04 u any dissatisfaction would 9 to ex en.. - x
l for Davidson attended her a e I uhmuo exln it of are pr no 0119.
" Service, a la Carte noted
= ' LABOR DAY SENTINEL. Steaka.- n'rollera and all Sea Foot!!! In of honor. Harold Smith, bro pr or ly distribute the delegates from thé 0 ins “OJ 5: 04 6: 011: 7- 09x 8: 10x. 9: 00:. 9: 40:,
I I Th 8 n. ““0“- Arrangements “'3 be undo the groom, was best man. To rlb- w Squad] w.“ ‘u. mg). the wards, and to nominate all the 10 00:, 11:15,. 12. 00:
Monday' being Labor Day, 9 1e m" ”“1“” “W “m" ”u“ bon girls were Misses Georgian“ contain mm tun. to time list. at delegates to the several conventions ~~~—--—- -.SOUTH NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
tinel will be“ issued as 9 1110111118 CONCERT BY ORCHESTRA "Church of Stanford, use Smith, Hel mu“; “1“ 1‘“- ibefore balloting was made. it “as ent' ‘ A M.:—-12 23x. 1. 17: 5 05. 7:13.
. pap‘el‘; lAdVortlsers 311d contributors 0t DANCINGQ. EHRV EVENING-1 B!) Everett and Mind WWILQ, The . I 1 Input“ mt [he gem-em east one bal. Frederick H. Quinlan]. Ed“ard B 9 16!, 10'18 11' 13'...x 11: 571.. 1
‘. ‘ news ltemrwwld‘whm“ “"0" by . 8-1. '651‘"!- 7 minor dress wosvn white crops de " 7 We, ‘ M lot for the election of the larlous deL. Dunlap, Mund. E Crane. Harry P M.—11:5’7x, 2‘: 0811 4: 46:. 9:10;.
.‘. having copy at the office on Sundfiy Telephons Gunmctlonn 98 “NW?“ china and lace, witilatulls veil caught 7— ' - agate: Joseph A‘ 01111» and Wll- Iw Mather, George 11. IVosbmgll and 16 48, 7 99,, g 23‘, .9124", 19: 08:.
afternoon. ' ——-———' -—-" .‘——"‘" up with orange—blossoms1Slle (ar- ‘ llam Miller were appointed tellers. William Miller. from thoseoond “11rd; 11:01; . 1.
' n ' 1 Hell of South \Ioru'alk _— rled ‘a bingo bridal bouduet 0‘; white? - . l The delegates elected to the 1111111111; 0. Keeler, Anson 1:. Keeler. \l'l l.
enlam n .' - 1 ,
The maid of honor woré \ylllte‘
i roses county contention w:ere Samuel 0 Curtis. E J Thomas. Charles Kel: Sundays.
3 l . -epenl Sunday With relatives and chiffon over vellowmcssallnaand car-1 .lreland, second word; Edward B .11)“, Judge E, M. Lockwood from A. Ill—12:23: 121311, 7:43,a_.9:lfix.
a h r {fiends in New canaan- LOVER’S fied WHO“. ’l‘oses. The ”mid“ girls‘ lSmllh. lhlrd ward: Edward J. ThomaS. ‘ the first word; the fourlll ward dele' 110219,11:11x.
" g ' - . werddresscd in white; with yellow first word; and Harry E. Scofleld. gates were Frank Brundflse and} P M.:——12 03, 1: 20. 3: 16x,4: 28 5: 17.
'2‘ i Miss Margaret Henry of .\orwall\. V girdles and carried yellow roses A; lflfth ward. imam M, Ely, Edward B Smith. .‘lly-i $26 141 6' 47 7. 09x, 9 24!, 1'0. 51!.
ll? 2 is enjoying a vacation with relatives THE PLACE reception was held and the 60“.”; 3 : .uard. ron Osborn, and John Gorham of the 110:5”.
'1l 1 in New Canaan. married couple recelved their frlclldsl ‘ ’ . 1 ‘ The conzresslonal delegates were third ward; Harry E, Scolield, min! I,
V. fl " in the spacious sitting-room. They de-i “ ' " chosen as follows: Charles W. Bell, am A. Sharron. and George \V, stev- SOUTH NORWALK TO DANBURY.
.5 Miss Daisy Raymond and a party parted on their wedding trip to . .imli ward; John 11 Hoyt, first ward: ens. A M.:—1 20, 6: 13 s: 27 9. 59;.
3 0f friends at New Canaan. motored 1\lulno and the White Mountains 0111 j |Arthur (‘. Wheeler, first word; and- Committee Under One Chairman. y"13‘;M.__,1.25 2. 282, 4. 38 5'2“ 6 :20.
f to Norwalk sunday. Where they were D their return the" ““1 mdke £118": ' ‘Edmund E CTOW91 second ward For the first time in the history of' 2. 21..
j the guests of Mrs. George Van ZN“. BO home in \‘ew York Thev were the‘ ‘ Delegates to the senatorial conven- Norwalk the Republican committee is i . I l £
1' ‘ - “ recipients‘oi many costly presents, an 1 tlon were chosen as follows: Edward under one chairman Last evening at! Sundayc. ' I 1.
4 Mn and Mrs. Edgar S. Fwd!” and 1 GIRLS cludlns silver furniture cut 81355 and' J Flaherll‘. second hard: Myron 08- the City Hall on North Main streetl A. M.—-10:37. . ,
. ' daughter. Vera. who have been v.15“. substantial checks Tile guests pres- born, third word; Nelson W Bene- the newly elected toun committeeI P M.—2:15, 7:22. ‘ 1
ing for the past week With relatives ' - ent were.» \irs Gcorgé Silleck, Mrs. }dict. first ward, and Frank Brundagefi from the flVe wards met prior to the;
in Norwalk. left yesterday for their Elbert Sllleck illiss Elberta ; Silleck.§ fourth ward, Harry W \father declln- town convention and organized for the DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
E Lhome in Groton,-__~Conn. I Greenwich' Air. and Mrs Ge'ol‘ge Sll- } Ilng the honor in favor of Mr BTuIl-1(cming two years. The convention! A M.:——6 00 7 23 8 00 8 18 10 03:.
'1 — C 7 - leek, Miss Dorothy Silleck and Miss dogs {was called to order n, Town Com :11. 55
5 Next Sunday Will be the communion 1 Hilda lem, Brooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. ‘ l Albert D Morgan. of the third dis imitteeman Edward B. Doulens .\'e1- P. M.—4321. 6:49, 8:30. -
1* service Of the South Norwalk 0011- Fred Light Miss Sadie Brinckerhoff. i 'trict; Daniel Dunlop. of the second; 2 son w_ Benedict was elected tempor . ,1 .-
E gregatlonal Chm-Ch, and owmg to the S \ir a 11}; George T Light. Mr.~ ‘John ll. Hoyt of the first; and E. L l ary chairman and Hiram E Morley Sundays. .. , 1|
i ' repairs m the auditorium. will be held ‘ d ‘.\r s‘Lelllmd Beng °orl the Missed! lGregory, of the fourth. were ”18 dele’ secretary. The malté'r of selecting a A. M.—7:55, 11:45. , a
7' 1 in the church basement. Rev' John :1; d and Georgianna Church, Stalin.l l-gates elected to the next probate con- !chairman of the town committee was P ill—6:48, 7:18; 8:35. 4 l .1;
: Stapleton, the pastor. will preach at {2);} .y-slllrs G. E Bliss Arthur T ‘ ' mention. Each of the many delegates first considered. John H: Hoyt of the ‘1
i. . 1 l1, and all members should , . . . muons, ‘ d. m a few com ilmentary _-
, _n ”we Ever th‘lng new Bliss, Gilbert C. Bliss, Frank Bliss, l lchosen to the unions Conv First Vi ar d h D f Ed 1 Signifies express. '
l attend. __.— i Howard Brown lllrs W B. Stelens . lwere instructed by the chairman loi remarks presente t 6 name (i) H ”—Dlscontinued after June 2!.
W t 1 ‘ é as one who, n_ 15 1 ;
. ' D it! oh andl 1 inan'ie their own alternate mund E (row f—Slgntfies stops on signal only. ,-
: The growth of the South sot-walk and bill“; for fraud. l.:Ilr. and um J. H. av s ; The following members of the com- l judgment should he at the head of the t+Ddes not run Saturdays. l
'1: i Monumental business, on South Main SERVICE 1 ami y _ = 1, 'mlttee were present. lcomnlittee, Charles 'H. Diluorth. foi- z—Saturdays only. 1
l 1 Street' has been so great that it has ' I - l l First Ward—Charles H. DllWOTULilou-ed with complimentary allusions _ .
.‘ become necessary for Manager Fred- I I i I=John H. Hoyt, Nelson W Benedict to Mr. Crowe. The unanimous senti-i 7"“ _....-.._. __.—__u . >
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,l erlck H. Gaming to install pneumatic , E B George Richmond and William Rider. ment of the committee resulted ina . .
:2 machinery. Mr. Ganung was in Phil. I 0 3 00 ILVERM Iscult ’ Second Ward—Edward B. Doulens. . vote being passed instructing the sec- HousefuI'HIShlngs at
adelphla. yesterday. where he purchas- " t . Tcmpt the appetite Edward J. Flaherty Charles A “7111- .retary to cast one ballot for Mr. . . -
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‘ ed the nicessatr’.’ mfcmnfziyiusm:: ' please the taste and ters, George A. Vosburgh, Edmund E. ‘Crow- e. and he "“85 (isolated to be the SDeClal PflceS Tomor'
will soon e 1)——-—-——u m p ace . . ' nourish the bOdY- ‘ Crowe and Stephen Dokus. *choice of the comini ee. ‘
d in l t ' I “13:03:23“ 565‘ 31:12:”: 3:63.; Sgdgn} Crisprclean and fresh. Third “'ard—‘dHeni-y J. Ellison! 0n taking the chair, the new chair—I . I‘OW,
‘ 'Gredtdnterest is being shown he: ' 9 cents Y n _ d in t 8 had not been a1
' ' Ral h E, Dertt and James all g. man state a l;
‘ match game tonight at K110" S billiard Glover S Shoe Store Conference at’b 908112;: (31th tact? 5 . ‘. . FEurth Ward-Edward Lycett, Robrlcandidate. for the office, that it was SATURDAY.
' ._ , Parlors. on South Main street. Dono- 3 .. held ip Ogtolteinate onzo . 11 ~ \ ‘ en London, Edgar L Gregory. Mt his desire_ to‘be "at _the head of ‘umfiopper bonom WESh Bone“ at
1‘ I “1’11 rated 110’ and 'Taymr. rated 60' —I I was e eCte a————-‘~e ' I Bllmt B‘SCilfi' Fifth Ward—Hiram E Morley, Per' the ‘committee. but he was willing to ............................. $1.19
; will play Craig, rated 90, an BOWL. ‘ "'" d H lch 1111 h r moth cival H Sharron and Edward W. God- accede to the Wishes Of his 901mm! 50 B L It rn t.. 29
rated 65. The prize is a ml) to the *"' # TIRES‘ ‘ Mrs Fre 0eh (leT a thil:3 t do Round’ thin’ made-F'— frey. friends and do all in his power to. c am an e s a ""0”- °
world's series. which is one worth \0 advance was Me in the P1100 er, M“: 1'10“)" a 501:9 bg (lit 1 with a delightful flavor It was voted that the chairman ap- bring about unanimity in the ranksl Mason Fruit Jars, plnt Size 391: dozen
striving for. and good playing Will be 0‘ MAX Tires ‘ AJAX Tires. will; that 112311131611; fats 313:: :3 —appropriate for lunch-r. point a committee of five. a member of the Republican party. He pledg I_Maisoii Fruit Jars. quart size. 440 doz'on‘
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*‘ enloyod ““22: m waging’ 5"” miles. sought 5:59:12. aHoelchzr and Ward‘ eon’ tea and d‘nflor' ' frpm e'ach district, to draw up a set ed his efferts for service to his party. 25c OCedar Oll. m.”;___‘19° bottle
3', I l 11 is a king in- his “o ““m' ”mums” Irrofizmmmwotoaasrls; ‘3; 1 1» ._.._._._.,.,.. 10 cents. of rules to govern matters pertaining in Norwalk. . Large size Lamp Chlmneys........ 40:
V _A hf: “1:11 unhealthy m8“ is 9“ Imeyprm 1:1? .32; Tires. Advanires The “WWW“ “59‘“? 0’ a” “1 ‘ . to the procedure oi all future Repub' l Ralph E DeWitt or the Third war: [10c Market Baskets so:
22:33:] gm. Burdock Blood Bit- or 12 1-2 to 20 per cent. were (16- its many-sided individualism at the GRAHAM ilican town conventions For MthisLdlziylwas elgc‘geill ascrstagznzfmlh; 5:12:23 $1. 25 Folding Stepladder Chalrs..89°
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tors builds up sound health-keeps manned by other makers of standard spawns hall studio of S. H. Borglum , George H. Vosburgh, E, 0 tee an e o Rem'mers Peroxide Bath Soap....1.-.1 .
‘ tires. N-o- goédlng 0‘ an OM is the only way we know how t0 8)" CRACKERS wood, George W. Stevens, John Gor- en as treasurer. 3 k . 25 _ _. .11
you well. ‘ ‘ American mm roman“? a“; press can expression of 3119 general ar- ham and Frank Brnndage were SP- No other business was transacted . ca ° ' °‘ . §
" H 1-1 £313 Mair): {1:31.271~ upsnpthgeaoogt rungs fight and special grouping of Made of the finest pointed. and the meeting adjourned, 65c large size _Featller Dusters....49°. , 31g
1‘: Cohen—Z‘Hands up. or in 91100:"1 of manufaicure. , several individual productions of the. . . .. ingredients. . Baked George H Vosburgh told the meet __.—__— _ 10c 3111 1 Oil used for everythingr.)
.Qulck-Witted Burglar— Fifty 0- Boy AJAX. Tires. They are 1103' highest non, or of that faculty which to perfection. The mg that he thought the matter ;-of RAILROAD MAN. MARRlEs. To bottle
hire for de gun!" estly [a tombfve :1 02$; loo and works iii the way of excellence and in national strength drafting sort of a platform should be DANBURY. Sept. 4.-—Willlam p H. 25c Enameled Wire Sink Strainers, 19d
Cohen~ Sold! ~Gal‘goyle. . “r; [save 5',“ n,::,r‘9,wo mild gnu. volves the higher modes of construc- food. 10 con“. ' considered; He said that we are now Seeley, of Boston, head of this ingus- 79c large size Galvanized Wash .
' unwed Tires of standard men that thin. mp' speak plainly it is the spirit .1 ‘ 9. city of 25,000 people. and 9. written trial bureau of the New. Yor r1 Lew Tum ‘"""."'.'."'""'”‘”' 59g
I am 501' from. old mice “5‘3 9‘ 1' and law of the builder, and his spit-t declaration of where the local Repub- Haven and Hartford .Rallrow and the . , 1~
SATURDAY CHOCOLATES‘ bought for cash before advanoorwas and law of the builder, and his spirit iicans stood would be a good thing. New England lines, 11nd Miss Mary E, Albert F . Gehe i 11
Strictly Fresh: ‘ and law must be in the,“ individual This] wins left v12: :::vecpmmittee on ill/leioeyédz; 11:43]. cistzeléwcfiumaggig _. . 8 he
‘ 1 down déep in the heart of man there reso u ons, 1111111 . . . a l l on
.Full Pound '§ """"" ' ' ' ' 25c AuSfin’ S Garage is a God-like pulse that moves him The rotating adjourned until the his home in Daubury in the future. 25 “g ctr,“ ' f“.- h
’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ in October ‘ an orw .1
. 1|! IUU'I'H} MA 81'. to work and deploys 4n the higher first Monday evening . , 3 . 3
8mm- Powell coma“?! - ‘01- Who» “not, W.- : MIN. ;11 way. Now. do judgecl’ than who which will he heldlntlle City Hall: Good 15mm are to be had—for Phone 10m. '1 ”TWP" Dollvom ‘ ‘
I WAQHlNGTON 31ml“. .. Vl II I I I m... 3 " ' ' ‘ ' {mg/following dologotep more prom the advertising. 1. = = ' ' ‘
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